Nonfiction

Jiayu Li We as human beings are constantly making choices, whether it is deciding what to have for dinner or how to respond to a friend’s text message. The nature of these choices feels authentic, as they are the manifestation of our desires and autonomous will. But is that “will” truly free? Scientists and philosophers have been debating this question for centuries. On one side is the determinist arguing that the future is shaped by the causation of previous events and thus

Interview with the student council president of BASIS international school Park Lane Harbor

An exploration of the evolution of consumer culture, particularly its impact on women

Timmy Zhang Since he [Bolsonaro] became president, he has been the worst for us,” Raoni Metuktire, the 92-year-old Kayapo leader, watched...

Peter Li In recent years, as technologies have been improving with each passing day, machines and artificial intelligence, also known as...

Tentatively tapping the enter button, you expect the AI to emit awkward sentences resembling a 4-year-old’s writing

“Nothing good happens in the world by being happy and cozy,” said the famous free solo climber, Alex Honnold in a 2021 interview (Harrell).

James Hong When mentioning “France” to typical nonEuropeans, their imagination rarely extends beyond the iconic image of the Eiffel...

From a well-seasoned steak steaming deliciously to the indigenous Chinese dish with sizzling fried tofu coated and a golden layer of pumpkin